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Ayush Poddar
- Founder of WhatList
- $1000 revenue in 2 weeks
- Published July 8, 2024 by Fardeen Khan
- Reviewed and edited by Niall Doherty
Ayush Poddar is the founder of WhatList, a CRM solution for WhatsApp 
The origin story…
I joined more than 30 groups and communities on WhatsApp way back in 2019…
I realised that I could get my first 25 users for any startup if I engage with group members effectively…
That’s why I created Whatlist, a tool to help me build more contacts quickly on WhatsApp and scale my conversations.
Elsewhere, Ayush reveals to have earned $1,000 via this tool in only 2 weeks 
He explains the benefits…
1. I can now find out the most active members in any group, based on their engagement in the group.
2. I can get a summary of discussions in the group in the last 30 days, 15 days, and so on
3. I can also find the most asked questions in a group and answer them to trigger conversation.
4. I can find the groups where I have interacted in the last 30 days / not interacted in the last 30 days
I wonder if a similar tool could be built for another chat app, like Telegram 
You could also use WhatList to promote your product or service – subtly, of course – or to build an army of Super Sharers.
However, best be cautious with services like WhatList.
I recently shared the story of ReplyGuy which turned out to be non-compliant with Reddit’s TOS 
Although Lancepilot is similar to WhatList, but marketed as “Meta Compliant Software” and they have a lifetime deal on AppSumo (aff link).
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